Did you have a teacher who impressed you from childhood to adulthood?

When I was in junior high school, I was quite rebellious, always fun-loving, and had poor grades. The math teacher would leave me down every night to do a few problems before letting me go home. I'm very unhappy about this, why should someone else go home and I want to stay with you.

It wasn't until I overheard the teacher give my daughter ** "Dad has something important to come home late" that I knew: no one's contribution is out of malice, only in the blessing and not knowing.

English teacher in junior high school,Because of poor health, there will always be a classmate around her as a soldier.,I'm honored to be elected at the end of the first semester of the second year of junior high school.,Until the graduation of the third year of junior high school.,It's half a class representative.,Sometimes our class representative is too busy to let me help collect homework.。 When I was about to leave after graduation, my teacher was very reluctant to let me go, and said to me sadly: Who will bring me the bag when you leave?

From the very beginning, I knew what to do. Now I just work, I clean up for the leader every day, and I received praise for the unit dinner some time ago, which reminds me of the days when I was a soldier for the teacher, and I really miss it! I am also grateful for the life of the orderly soldier for a year and a half, which made me learn a lot and understand a lot!

High school homeroom teacher. His unhurried personality, his attitude of not being surprised when anything happens, and his style of doing things rarely reprimanding others have had a great impact on him.

I remember my history teacher in junior high school, who was very rebellious at that time, and when I slept in his class, he also covered me with clothes, which was very impressive.

When I was in junior high school, a physics teacher, my classmates and I had too crowded desks and told him to move over a little, and then he thought we were talking, so he rushed down and slapped us, and I remember it until now.

At the political association, he and the mayor put forward suggestions to build the subway to the gate of our university, and gave hundreds of red envelopes to students during the New Year's holidays.

I ran 1500 meters in the sports meeting, and my physics teacher told me, "I'm going to cheer you on!" "The sports day is in October, a month after the start of school, everyone is not familiar with each other, and the physics teacher leads six classes, but she still cheers for the students.

My impression is that when my junior high school homeroom teacher criticized me, he always helped me play a round.

My math teacher is a **, and when I was a child, she said that I would be a top student if I could have a career in the future. I'll remember that for the rest of my life.

I was the homeroom teacher of the fifth and sixth grades of primary school, teaching Chinese, and I was not good at Chinese at that time, and the teacher gave me make-up lessons every day after school at noon, free of charge, which makes me very grateful to this day.

For our middle school Chinese teacher, I would like to remember her for the rest of my life, probably because she was the most impressive teacher among the dozens of teachers I have met in my entire learning career, because she is different, because she does not follow the usual path, and because of her different way of training. As an adult, I will revisit what she told us, and as I get older, I seem to agree more and more with some of her views. And there are three things that impressed me the most about her.

Clause. 1. Learning to live is more important than learning to learn. In such a stressful period of high school, this teacher did not follow us to study, she would tell us that studying is important, and physical health and mental health are also important.

In the midst of intense study, she would arrange class table tennis matches, and would drive us out of the classroom to exercise in the last self-study class of the day, and you could play ball, run, take a walk, or anything except reading in the classroom.

Second, leaving a good memory is just as important as getting good grades. In addition to teaching us how to combine work and rest, the teacher will also tell us some truths, high school life is a beautiful stage of life, she hopes that we will be for this time, in addition to remembering that we memorize books and make papers every day, there are also some good memories. Like the spring outing, mountain climbing activities, class fun sports meeting, class reading club, class birthday party, sun day playground reading party and so on that she organizes every year, these beautiful memories fill my high school life.

Third, you should always work hard in life, not now. In the past, before I went to high school, teachers and parents always said that if you work hard in high school, you will be better in college. In fact, as this teacher told us, life requires effort.

It's just that the things you have to strive for at each stage are different, and you must not be unenterprising, because then you are the one who will eliminate yourself from society. This sentence has benefited me a lot when I first started working, and the effort of life is a continuous state, not a certain stage state.

For my teacher, the most impressive thing is that when I was in high school, my teacher celebrated his birthday, and every student has such an opportunity.

The thing that impressed me the most was the corporal punishment of me by the primary school homeroom teacher. She made a very deep impression on me, I was very talkative in elementary school, I was often named by the students on duty, and I would be called into the office by the head teacher after class, and began to be corporal punishment, squatting and pulling my cheeks and ears, it was really super painful, and I still remember it.

My elementary school teacher did something that I will never forget: just after the holidays, my math teacher asked me to go to the blackboard to solve the problem, and because I didn't solve the problem because it was out of the curriculum, he beat me with a ring ruler.

The teachers were very responsible for us. On weekends, I sacrificed my rest time to make up for my lessons, and even let me eat at his house.

Sixth grade winter vacation homework was not completed. So at the beginning of the school year, I took the unfinished homework. Sitting in class with a dead heart.

I felt like the sky was going to fall. Later, however. It doesn't seem to be anything particularly serious in my memory.

So I came up with a pattern. No matter how good the teacher is at school. No matter how fierce the scolding is, it doesn't matter.

In hindsight, the world is purely a very small matter. There's nothing you can't get over. People will always grow up and mature, and when they grow up, they look back at the teacher and scold them for not finishing their homework, which is simply a trivial matter that is not worth mentioning.

Another thing that happened on the first day of school that really stuck with me was that I was wearing a brand new tracksuit. With the most advanced and foreign atmosphere at that time. When the electronic watch entered the class, I felt the hot eyes of my classmates, and I was like a star, walking on the podium in the classroom, because I was late, so I was the last student to enter the door.

The class was quiet. Teachers and classmates were like that, staring at me. I think I'm so handsome!

When you were in elementary school, what kind of teachers did you meet that impressed you? Some teachers care about their students like parents, and when students encounter bad weather, some teachers may go to their homes to pick up students, which is very touching.